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Burgers on a budget: the best of Burger Bash for $10 or less

Burgers on a budget: the best of Burger Bash for $10 or less

Want to get you Burger Bash on without shelling out too much cheddar? Check out these restaurants serving up burgers for $10 or less. Click the links to read more about these budget burgers.

Big Mac Slice at Yeah Yeahs Pizza, $5.75

Yeah Yeahs’ Big Mac Slice is the least-expensive item on the menu at Burger Bash. It’s a honking slice of Yeah Yeahs pizza smothered in Big Mac inspired toppings. Don’t think it’s a burger? Get two and sandwich them together! Served at both the Dartmouth and the Halifax Yeah Yeahs locations.

Achiote Burger at Pete’s Frootique Halifax, $6

This burger patty is flavoured with an achiote marinade and topped with Monterey Jack cheese, spicy slaw and roasted red pepper aioli. 

Local Wagyu Burger at Pete’s Frootique Bedford, $8

Meanwhile, Pete’s Frootique in Bedford is serving up a real wagyu burger. The Local Wagyu is made with applewood cheddar infused Atlantic wagyu beef, topped with onion crisps and house-made bacon and chive dip.

Bacon Jam Cheese Burger at Krave Burger, $7

Made with Krave’s smokey bacon jam and some classic toppings, this burger is savoury and sweet. Get into the jam at the Halifax Krave or the Dartmouth location.

Sweet & Savory Breakfast Burger at Chicken Little Cafe, $8

A sausage patty with egg and other breakfast toppings. Instead of a bun this baby is served on a glazed donut.

East Meets West at Elle’s Bistro, $8

It’s a chicken and waffle burger with some Japanese flavours, including a honey ginger topping.

The Jalapeño-Grill Burger at The Chickenburger, $8

A beef patty topped with chorizo, sweet jalapeños and plenty of spicy toppings and sauces.

The Garlieburger at King of Donair, $8

You’ve probably invented something like this at the end of a night out. A delicious and greasy pile of famous donair meat sandwiched between garlic fingers.

Crispy Haddock Burger at Le Bistro by Liz, $8

Fried haddock with tartar sauce, cheddar, tomato and lettuce on a brioche bun. We’re hooked!

Double Smashed Burger at Doolittle’s Sports Bar and Grill, $9.99

What’s better than a classic that’s done well? Two smashed patties with cheese and all the classic condiments and toppings. 

Peri Peri at Grichi, $9.99

Flame grilled chicken burger with house-made peri peri sauce and guacamole.

The Triple Threat Beer Burger at Mill Cove Brew Pub, $10

A hand-pressed patty topped with beer-braised cabbage and onion, citrus wheat and Dijon aioli, smoked bacon and Canadian cheddar, all covered with a stout glaze sauce.

Dutton Burger at Parkside Pub and Smokehouse, $10

Do you like smoky? Like, really smoky? How about a burger patty with a pile of smoked brisket? Add some smoked cheese and hickory sticks and you’ve got the Dutton Burger.

The “Eh” Burger at Auction House, $10

Keep it Canadian with a Canadian beef patty, peameal bacon, maple jam and Oka cheese. Some smoky BBQ aioli and fried onions on top with a pile of the Auction House’s Storm Chips in a nod to Nova Scotia.

Blueberry Hill Burger at True North Diner, $10

Savoury and sweet, it’s a smashburger with Canadian cheddar, bacon and crispy onions dolloped with a blueberry onion jam.

The Notorious P.I.G. at Big Leagues, $10

A burger with house-made sauces and some classic toppings…oh, and a pile of pulled pork. Get it at both the Cole Harbour and the Bayers Lake Big Leagues locations.

Pulled, Sauced, and Slawed at Riverside Pub, $10

Another burger with a helping of pulled pork, balanced out with some coleslaw and cheddar cheese.

The Corn Chip Chili Cheeseburger at  Trendz Gastro Pub, $10

A burger piled high with, you guessed it, corn chips, beef chilli and cheese.

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